wurzel
/ˈvʊər.təl/Definitions
1. noun
A root or stem of a plant, especially a taproot.
“The gardener carefully dug around the wurzel of the carrot.”
2. noun
The source or origin of something.
“The wurzel of his inspiration for the novel remains unclear.”
3. noun
The root or foundation of a social or economic system.
“The wurzel of the community’s problems lies in its outdated infrastructure.”
4. verb
To dig or pull something out by the wurzel, especially roots or weeds.
“She wurzled the weeds from the garden bed.”